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Pablo Díaz Meeks
Investigador adjunto de Rimisp - Centro Latinoamericano para el Desarrollo Rural y miembro del equipo de Expansión de Capacidades del Programa Desarrollo Territorial Rural con Identidad Cultural (DTR-IC)
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MEXICO - Biocultural Diversity and New Development Agreement
Submitted by PABLO DíAZ MEEKS on 05/08/2018 on TERRITORIAL DEVELOPMENT WITH CULTURAL IDENTITY
To read the article, access the Spanish version.
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Native peoples, cultural rights and territory
Submitted by PABLO DíAZ MEEKS on 06/11/2017 on BIOCULTURAL DIVERSITY
It is very likely that the great disagreement registered among the delegates of the nine peoples with the Chilean government, regarding the definition of "indigenous territory", will be precisely that this concept appeals to a claim that exceeds the exclusive demand for land restitution , which implies the exercise of a set of practices associated with a cultural system that is what gives flesh to the processes of self-government of a "national community".
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Identity of food
Submitted by PABLO DíAZ MEEKS on 07/12/2016 on QUALITY PRODUCTS AND SERVICES WITH TERRITORIAL IDENTITY
It is not logical or sustainable that a girl or boy from Chiloé should eat exactly the same as another who lives in Constitución or Pica.
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Territorial Development, a bet of sustainability and inclusion for the Creative Econmy
Submitted by PABLO DíAZ MEEKS on 01/07/2016 on TERRITORIAL DEVELOPMENT WITH CULTURAL IDENTITY
Few weeks ago it carried out in Santiago, Iquique and Valdivia the International Seminar of Creative Economy and Territorial Development (TD), organized by the National Council Of Culture and Arts in it’s role of Executiev Secretary of the Interministerial Comitee created to move forward in a public policy in the matter.
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The challenges of a Creative Economy that looks the territory
Submitted by PABLO DíAZ MEEKS on 03/11/2015 on TERRITORIAL DEVELOPMENT WITH CULTURAL IDENTITY
This October 21th and 22th it carried out in Valparaiso the fourth edition of the International Seminar of Creative Economy and Territory, organized by Balmaceda Arte Joven with the support of CORFO and the Program of Territorial Development with Cultural Identity of Rimisp, as collaborator partner.
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